1. Missy Hyatt is best known for her appearances with World Championship Wrestling from 1987 to 1994; she has appeared with World Class Championship Wrestling, the Universal Wrestling Federation, the World Wrestling Federation, Extreme Championship Wrestling, and Impact Wrestling.
Missy Hyatt became known for hitting her rivals with a "loaded" Gucci purse.
Missy Hyatt was embroiled in a feud with another valet in WCCW, Sunshine.
Missy Hyatt quickly began a lengthy feud with fellow valet Dark Journey that lasted until early-1987.
Vince McMahon wanted Hyatt to replace Rowdy Roddy Piper and his segment, Piper's Pit, with a new segment called "Missy's Manor".
Missy Hyatt thought the role was beneath her, and she went back to the UWF.
The couple later moved to the Knoxville, Tennessee-based Continental Championship Wrestling promotion where Hyatt revived the "Missy's Manor" interview segment.
On one edition, Missy Hyatt was held down by Samoans Sika and Kokina and forcibly kissed by their manager Alan Martin.
Missy Hyatt returned to WCW with Gilbert when he decided to help Jimmy Garvin in his feud with Kevin Sullivan.
Missy Hyatt was used as a commentator, conducting her debut interview with Sir Oliver Humperdink on the December 31,1988 edition of World Championship Wrestling on TBS.
In spring 1989, Missy Hyatt became the manager of the Steiner Brothers, during which time she was billed as the girlfriend of Scott Steiner.
In 1990, Missy Hyatt returned to her role as commentator and hosted WCW Main Event.
In 1991, Hyatt began a rivalry with fellow commentator, Paul E Dangerously.
Missy would engage in a battle over who the "First Lady of WCW" was with The Dangerous Alliance's Madusa, with Hyatt narrowly winning a Bikini Showdown at the 1992 Beach Blast pay-per-view event.
In mid-1993, Missy Hyatt briefly became the manager for the Barbarian, and attempted to recruit Ric Flair on an episode of WCW Saturday Night.
At Fall Brawl in September 1993, Missy Hyatt began managing the Nasty Boys, who were re-joining WCW from the World Wrestling Federation.
Missy Hyatt went on to accompany them to ringside for their title defences at Halloween Havoc and Starrcade.
Missy Hyatt made her final appearance with WCW on the February 26,1994 episode of WCW WorldWide, accompanying the Nasty Boys for their successful title defence against Chris Nelson and Scott Allen.
Bischoff claimed that Missy Hyatt was fired for her behavior and jealousy over the signing of Sherri Martel.
Missy Hyatt agreed to kiss Richards after he promised to get her a date with his ally Raven.
Raven then invited Missy Hyatt to join his stable, Raven's Nest, but she refused and instead offered to become the manager of Raven's enemy the Sandman.
At Requiem for a Pitbull on August 23,1996, Missy Hyatt wrestled her sole match for ECW, teaming with the Sandman to defeat Raven and Lori Fullington in a very brief intergender tag team match.
At Natural Born Killaz on August 24,1996, Missy Hyatt was scheduled to face Lori Fullington in what was billed as "Catfight '96".
However, Missy Hyatt was unable to compete due to her injury.
At the event, Stevie Richards offered to drop his lawsuit if Missy Hyatt denounced the Sandman.
Missy Hyatt agreed and insulted the Sandman, leading him to give her a stiff blow to the back of the head with his Singapore cane as she turned to leave.
In January 2001, Missy Hyatt made a cameo appearance at Guilty as Charged, ECW's final pay-per-view.
At Homecoming, Missy Hyatt would appear as Brian Myers' tag team partner in the Homecoming tournament, and would lose to ECW legend, Tommy Dreamer and Rachael Ellering in the first round.
Missy Hyatt married professional wrestler Eddie Gilbert in 1987; the couple divorced two years later in 1989.
Missy Hyatt attended Marymount Manhattan College, graduating in 2001 with a degree in psychology.
Missy Hyatt is a frequent participant in American Civil War historical reenactments.